Sentence examples for wrong estimate from inspiring English sources

Therefore, partial amplitudes can depend on the particular combination to be evaluated, opposite to an iterative estimation scheme like matching pursuit, where a wrong estimate may produce cumulative errors.

"People were throwing numbers around, and now there is complete silence on the subject," said Dr. Burge, suggesting there was a fear of looking foolish with the wrong estimate.

Thus, it seems that BP in loopy network will always give the wrong estimate.

Here it is important to note that wrong estimates of all epidemiological probabilities (e.g. mortality, incidence) are worse than a wrong estimate of unit costs, but a wrong estimate of all parameters is much worse.

Thus, a simple application of Bhat-tacharyya's formula, Eq. (2), to our problem may lead to the wrong estimate of the magnetic field.

(4) The initial wrong choice of parameters of prior probability density function does not eventually lead to wrong estimate, except that the convergence time would increase.

found assessors gave wrong estimates on how much customers were paying for energy and, therefore, how much they would save with home improvements.

My back-of-the-envelope calculation, which is certainly wrong but not crazily wrong, estimates that, since then, more than a hundred and forty-three thousand minutes of "60 Minutes" have tick-tocked their way through the events that have altered and illuminated our times.

The power will be subsequently allocated using the wrong estimates.

Figure 1 The case where node has wrong estimated location.

Wrong estimated MVs could also affect adjacent blocks even though accurate MVs are estimated at the adjacent block.